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11.05.2025 — Day Hamas Offered Alexander's Release Amid Direct US Talks

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 11.05.2025.

It displays 163 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.05.2025 ⇢ Day Hamas Offered Alexander's Release Amid Direct US Talks
⌨Reports emerged of Israeli airstrikes on displaced persons' tents in Khan Younis, killing multiple civilians including children. The Gaza Ministry of Health announced 1,500 Palestinians have lost their eyesight during the conflict with 4,000 more at risk.

By midday, Palestinian news sources reported direct negotiations between Hamas and the Trump administration, bypassing Israel. This marked a significant shift following Trump's reported frustration with Netanyahu's continued military operations, which Trump allegedly described as "wasted effort."

The Israeli Cabinet approved plans to expand operations in Gaza, mobilizing five reserve brigades while a senior Israeli security official claimed the war might continue for two more years.

The day's most significant development came in the evening when Hamas announced its willingness to release American-Israeli soldier Eidan Alexander as part of broader ceasefire efforts, described by Al-Resalah as "a resounding slap to Netanyahu." Qatar and Egypt welcomed the move as Islamic Jihad insisted no captives would be released without fully ending the war.
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06:03⇢Trump Plans Palestinian State Recognition During Middle East Visit

⌨The newspapers report on the ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza, now in its 583rd day (Palestinian Information Center), with 55 days since the return to war (Maan News). Reports highlight casualties from Israeli airstrikes on displaced persons' tents in Khan Younis (Palsawa News, Maan News) and violations of ceasefire agreements (Al-Resalah). In the West Bank, Palestinian injuries and arrests are reported during Israeli military raids in Ramallah and other cities (Palestinian Information Center, Quds News Network). Israeli media sources suggest Trump intends to recognize a Palestinian state during his upcoming Middle East visit (Palestine News Network).
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07:40⇢Israel Strikes Displaced Persons' Tents While Calling Up Reserves

⌨The newspapers report continued Israeli airstrikes on displaced persons' tents in Khan Younis, with multiple sources reporting casualties including children (Al-Ayyam, Alwatan Voice, Arabi21). Reports indicate Israel is preparing to expand military operations in Gaza, with additional reserve units being called up (Palsawa News, Palestine News Network). Palestinian sources report 1,500 Gazans have lost their eyesight during the conflict (Palestinian Information Center, Maan News). An Israeli writer acknowledges that killing Gazan men won't prevent resistance from reemerging in future generations (Quds News Network), while analysis questions whether Trump-Netanyahu tensions create opportunities for Palestinians (Raya Media Network).
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08:45⇢Israel Mobilizes Reserve Brigades

⌨The newspapers report on Israel escalating its Gaza operations, with five reserve brigades mobilized so far (Alwatan Voice, Palsawa News). A senior Fatah leader, Ziyad Saad, criticized his movement's silence, calling it Israel's strongest weapon against Palestinians (Al-Resalah). Al-Qassam Brigades released a new video showing two Israeli captives in Gaza (Palestinian Information Center). The US Ambassador to Israel expressed support for displacing Palestinians from Gaza (Maan News), while Israel awaits results from Trump's tour amid concerns about Saudi Arabia's civilian nuclear program (Palestine News Network). Reports indicate suicide rates among Israeli soldiers have sharply increased due to "Gaza nightmares" (Sama News).
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10:58⇢Gaza Death Toll Exceeds 52,000 As Humanitarian Crisis Worsens

⌨The newspapers report on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with UNRWA warning of worsening conditions due to Israel's continued blockade (Quds News Network). The Palestinian death toll has risen to 52,829 with 119,554 injured since the conflict began (Palestine News Network). Reports indicate Israeli forces have kidnapped several Palestinians in West Bank raids (Palestinian Information Center). The Palestinian Authority has reportedly cut salaries for 1,612 prisoners in Israeli jails (Al-Resalah), while there are calls for storming Al-Aqsa Mosque during the "Little Jewish Passover" (Maan News). A European report claims Israel is destabilizing the regional order in the Middle East (Felesteen News).
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13:26⇢Gaza Water Infrastructure Devastated

⌨The newspapers report on continuing Israeli military operations in Gaza, now in day 583 (Felesteen News). New reports reveal extensive damage to Gaza's infrastructure with 85% of water facilities severely compromised (Palestinian Information Center). Reports describe Israel killing one woman every hour in Gaza, with 7,920 mothers among the casualties (Maan News). Multiple sources document humanitarian conditions, including untreated thalassemia patients (Raya Media Network). New allegations have emerged of Israeli soldiers disguising themselves as civilians while committing crimes (Al-Resalah). A diplomatic development shows Trump reportedly "frustrated" with Netanyahu's decision to launch new attacks on Gaza, describing it as "wasted effort" (Palsawa News).
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15:00⇢Hamas Optimistic About Ceasefire Within 48 Hours

⌨The newspapers report on ongoing casualties in Gaza with 19 martyrs and 81 wounded in 24 hours (Palestinian Information Center). A child named Celine died from starvation in her mother's arms (Al-Resalah), while six more Palestinians, including a father and daughter, were killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza and Khan Younis (Raya Media Network). Multiple sources indicate optimism within Hamas about reaching a ceasefire agreement within 48 hours (Palsawa News, Sama News). Palestinian intelligence reportedly thwarted a land transfer deal to Israel in Safa and seized 800,000 shekels (Palestine News Network), while Ben Gurion Airport shows decreased passenger numbers and flights (Maan News).
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17:04⇢Direct Hamas-Trump Administration Negotiations Underway

⌨The newspapers report on direct negotiations between Hamas and the Trump administration regarding Gaza (Alwatan Voice, Arabi21, Maan News). Hamas criticizes Arab and Islamic countries for failing to help Gaza during the conflict (Palestinian Information Center). Reports highlight severe humanitarian issues, including pregnant women facing hunger and nutritional deficiencies affecting fetuses (Al-Resalah). There are calls for storming Al-Aqsa Mosque during the "Second Passover" (Felesteen News). Netanyahu claims Israel will be able to annex 30% of the West Bank and has no disagreement with Trump (Sama News), while Palestinian sources report continuing Israeli military operations in Tulkarem (Raya Media Network).
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19:09⇢Hamas Offers To Release Israeli Soldier Alexander

⌨The newspapers report on Hamas announcing its readiness to release Israeli soldier Eidan Alexander as part of ceasefire efforts (Felesteen News, Palsawa News, Quds News Network, Sama News). This development comes amid ongoing Hamas-US negotiations for a ceasefire (Palestine Chronicle). Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reports that one Palestinian woman is killed every hour in Gaza (Palestinian Information Center). Meanwhile, Pope Francis has called for an immediate ceasefire as massacres continue in Khan Yunis (Palestine Chronicle). Reports indicate Israel has requested evacuation of Yemeni ports in preparation for bombing them (Raya Media Network).
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21:31⇢Hamas To Release American-Israeli Soldier Alexander

⌨The newspapers report significant developments in Hamas-US negotiations, with Hamas announcing its intention to release American-Israeli soldier Eidan Alexander as part of ceasefire efforts (Al-Resalah, Alwatan Voice, Arabi21, Palestine Chronicle, Felesteen News, Palsawa News, Sama News). This is characterized as an unprecedented agreement between Hamas and the US, bypassing Israel (Al-Resalah), with Qatar and Egypt welcoming the move (Arabi21). Meanwhile, Euro-Med Monitor accuses Netanyahu of implementing "ethnic cleansing" in Gaza (Palestinian Information Center), while reports indicate Tulkarem has faced continuous destruction for over 105 days (Raya Media Network).
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